Asas Engineering Bureau

02/02/2025

We are proud to announce that we contributed to the Marsa Zayed project in Aqaba, now officially recognized by Guinness World Records for the longest landmark sign in the world.

Our team was responsible for the structural engineering, ensuring the sign’s stability, safety, and long-term durability. This achievement is a true reflection of our commitment to precision and excellence in every project we undertake.

📍 Aqaba, Jordan | 🏆 Guinness World Record

This record is for the longest landmark sign by physical length. This record may be attempted by an individual or a team of unlimited size. This record is measured in meters and centimeters, with the equivalent measurement given in feet and inches. For the purpose of this record, a landmark sign is....

29/09/2024

Al Markazi Fruits

Location: Amman | Jordan
Architects: Rami Arnaout Architects
Structural: Asas Engineering Bureau
Year: 2020
Area: 1900m2

Al Markazi Fruits building combines modern design with advanced structural engineering. Its a steel structure supports large cantilevered roof sections, distributing loads efficiently while creating shaded outdoor areas. Steel bracing and moment frames provide resistance against wind and seismic forces. The glass facade is integrated into the steel structure, balancing aesthetic transparency with structural durability. This seamless blend of steel and glass ensures both form and function in this striking architectural piece.

24/09/2024

Private Villa

- Location: Amman | Jordan
- Architects: Rula Sunna Architects & Interior Designers
- Structural: Asas Engineering Bureau
- Year: 2024
- Area: 1700m2

The modern villa is supported by a carefully designed structural system featuring large cantilevers that extend from the main volume, creating spacious shaded areas below. Two slanted concrete columns are strategically placed to transfer loads from the upper block to the foundation, allowing for open interior spaces without additional vertical supports. The use of solid slabs throughout enhances the overall stability of the structure, effectively distributing weight across the span. This combination of cantilevers and slanted columns not only provides essential support but also contributes to the villa’s strength and resilience, ensuring it can withstand various loads while maintaining an inviting, open layout.

19/09/2024

Commercial Building

- Location: Amman | Jordan
- Architects: archisys
- Year: 2023
- Contractor: Tasco
- Structural: Asas Engineering Bureau

Located in the heart of Amman in Abdoun Corridor Street, this cutting-edge mixed-use building stands out with its innovative design. To achieve long, open spans, waffle slabs were used, offering both strength and elegance. Bracings were strategically incorporated to ensure the structure resists lateral loads, making it both resilient and visually striking. This project blends modern engineering solutions with architectural beauty, setting a new benchmark in urban design.

19/09/2024

Soufan Residence

- Location: Amman | Jordan
- Architects:
- Area: 1500 m²
- Year: 2019
- Contractor: Midrar
- Structural: Asas Engineering Bureau
The site is located in Amman. It is a single family house built on a total site area of 1500 sq meters.The Soufan Residence is characterized by its modern architectural design, incorporating clean lines, a sleek aesthetic, and functional spaces.

19/09/2024

H Saket House

- Location: Amman | Jordan
- Architects: Sahel Al Hiyari Architects
- Area: 1125 m²
- Year: 2015
- Photographs: Musi Pino | Roland Halbe | Sami Haven
- Contractor: Ammoun Jordan Construction
- Structural: Asas Engineering Bureau

The site is located in the growing suburb of Dabouq to the north of Amman, renowned for its wealth of native oaks. It is a single family house built on a total site area of 1,981sq meters. The project endeavors to create a dialogue between topography and architecture by its formal and spatial response to the sloping landscape. This relationship is characterized by organizing the plan of the house around one continuous movement that creates a rectangular shape with a centralized courtyard. One side resting on the ground and the other one is entirely elevated above the slope of the site.

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